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Life saved by Eating an Onion.

From the Louisville Commercial.
Four prominent young men came near meeting
death on Thursday night. About IL o'clock they
were feeling hungry, and concluded to take o
midnight" lunch. and for that purpose procured
flne loin steak They sent one Of the party to an
adjoining room to procure some salt for seasoning
the steak In cooking. Two cans exactly alike
were found. One contained salt and the other
oxai!c acid. In the darkness and hurry OF the mo-
ment the young man picked up the can containing
poison. IL looked SO like the salt that no atten-
ton was paid TO it. The steak was well sprinKled.
Meantime one Of the party, desiring to eat an
onion, dipped 1t into the supposed salt and began
eating. HIS mouth was soon all on Are and thus
the discovery OF the mistake was made In time to
save the lives OF the others. An examination OF
the meat yesterday morning developed the fact
that the acid had eaten It nearly up The Young
men have concluded to eat no more late supperS
cooked outside OF home
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Hattie WOolsseimss Defence.
TEE ACCUSED MuRDBREss or DIR. HARLAN RECOVER
ING IN Los ANGELES jan.
A special to the New York World from san Fran
cisco, october Is, says Hattie woolstein, the &C.
cused murceress Of DR.. Harlan, occupies cell In
the upper story oG4he Los Angeles jail, having
been removed last night. She Is stin very weak
from the effects OF the poison she took, and her e.
animation has been deferred o week. @. wiley, q
White, president q the state Legislature, sctinr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and one OF the most prounf.
neps demooa 1n Saiforna have been retained
legal combinations she could have. HATTIE cannot
be seen by reporters but she continually maintains
this afternoon, and was interviewed. Minnie said
that as soon as Chief Darcy learned her sister had
taken chloroform be turned 10 her with a curse,
and charged her tMnne) with giving Hattie poison.
In rage he ordered the oficers present to search
her for other evidence. Minnie was taken by the
iscoyered she Vas nsrniIs 10 Tress icing
Oncer B0sQut and another ofncer committed this
indignity, but Omcer Smith was SO shocked by
an administration longer, anc has rendered his
star.
Minnie says that she was with Hattie 50 contin-
fessiOn could have been made oy Hattie TO SerRt
Jenreys. Minnie says she heard nothing OF II, and
maintains her sisters innocence OF the crime She
also AYERS that Harlan accomplished Hatties ruin.
but says their relations were merely mutual In
fatuation and went no further. She says Harlan
tanned stephen White for suit against Chief Darcy
for 500, 900 for false Imprisonment The girl cries
bitterly at the mere mention OF the terrible search
ordeal she was subjected to by the brutal oflcers
Minnie was released through the Intervention OF
stephen White, there being no reason for holding
has given orders that neither Darcy nor any OF his
Ofncers shall be admitted to see Hattie. II seems
that Chief Darcy also held a commission as deputy
sheriff, which Sheriff Rays Cancelled to-day. Pub
lie sympathy In Los Angeles increases for Hattie
W0Olstein as the facts OF Darcy's meanness and
hocOmo known
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AUCTION SALES.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITgRE CON.
CONSISTING OF PARLoR SUITE WALNUT
kSRs oAb GSAMsEH sfTs MA GRE NAT
TRESSEs, FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS AND
BoLsTERs, VELVET, BRUSSELS. AND OTHER
CARPETS, REFRlGERAToR, KITCHEN FUR.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
rOUhIH commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We
VIII sell 1t 2120 Penn avenue W. the household fur
o2odts DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionser..
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
M nERS2iNe 2b PAISTlNN fRho ESaEAsXyINSs
CHANDELIERS. ETC.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated June LIST, A. D.
1873 and duly recorded in Liber No. SOL folio a ct
seq one OF the land records for the District Of Column
Of .s 81 Of Of The
cause No 1O6! shall SELL At public auction. within
and in front Of the auction Of Walter B. VII.
lams CO., corner 10th and streets northwest fac
TMENIY.SENENTH, A. D. 1887, commencns At
chsttels and personal property embrsced in aid
trust ana referred to IN said decree, consisting in
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites, heavily carved.
best make Eeeant Hall Rack deliberately carved very
costly: Walnut Frame French Plate Mantei and Pier
Mirrors Walnut Frame Parlor Suite, upholstered in
Plush; Couches; Walnut Wardrobes, mirror front:
Handsome Walnut Bookcases: Marbie-top Center ia.
bles; Library Tables; Elegant Music Stand; Bronzss
Pillar Extension Table: Walnut Dining Room ChairS
uphoistered IN Leather: Walnut Writing Desks; Wal
nut Marble-t9p Sideboards, Refrigerasor; 10 Hand
liers; Feather Pillows and holsters; Oh Paintings
EngravinRs: Chromos Walnut Hall Chair; Hair Nat.
trsTsses; Turkish Chairs Wind9x Hangingl &c;
o20-dtds TrustSe
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District Government Affairs.

The attorney Of the District has forwarded to
the Commissioners the proposal OF Judd &
Detweier Ito dc work for the attorneys Office at
90 cents per thousand ems for fifty copies or
under"
Permit work on deposit Of cost OF labor has been
ordered for w. W. Corcoran, Geo. Spransy, Perry
Belmont, II. X. Fulton, DR.. d. W. PrentisS j. II.
DeAtley, j. II. McKenny, j. j. Darlington, G. w.
Moss, Judge W. s. COX, Gen. NJ. c. Meigs, G. w.
Howard and N. w. Hackett.
Permits have been granted the P. and c. Tele-
phone co. for poles on square 100, and near 9th
and streets.
II has been decided that the Hickey road is not
a county road, and that the District authorities
VIII not be bound to keep 1t up until dedication
To the public Is made.
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THE LONDON & LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,

CLOTdIN6 COMPANY,
COR. 9TH AND G sra
For fine Dress Suit or Overcast, 60 to the London
Liverpool Clothing Co.
If you want to SO on $40 Suit or Overcast 20
to the London b Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want good, strong working suit at 90. or Q
fine business suit at $3.50. 30 to the London LIVER
poo! Clothing Co.
II You want fine Prince Albert Suit at els, go to
the London b Liverpool Clothing Co.
We will save you from IS to 90 on $40 Suit or
Overcoat.
II you want good Suit or Overcoat for Boy IL to
IL years old at IS. go to the London 4 Liverpool
Clothing Co.
Or if you want fine Suit or Overcost at %. 70 to
the London L Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want nice School Suit or Overcoat for Boy
~ Is years old At $3.50 or hne Dress Suit Over
coat at So, go to the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
ole Corner 9TH and sts NV
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MAN wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long"
"'Tis not with us exactly %,
But tits % in the song"

THE FACT Is. THE MORE A MAN HAS
THE MORE HE WANTS. THE MORE BUsI.
NESS ONE DOES THE MORE HE WANTS
TO DO. AND THE MORE HE HAS TO DO
THE BETTER HE CAN DO 1T.
CASE IN POINT Is THE BUSINESS IN
OUR CUSTOM OR ORDER DEPARTMENT.
EACH SEASON SHOWS A LARGE INCREASE
OVER THE PRECEDING ONE. AND A COR
RESPONDING INCREASE IN OUR FACIIL-
TIES FOR DOING THE WORK.
WE FIND IT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
TO HAVE OUR GOODS CUT IN OUR OWN
STORE BY THE MEN WHO TAKE THE
MEASURES, AND HAVE RECENTLY ADDED
TWO EXPERIENCED MEN TO OUR CUT
TING-ROOM. ONE COMES TO Us WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS IN
ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK TAI
LoRING HOUSES, AND WE ARE NOW PRE-
. PARED TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
BEST WORK IN THIS LINE THAT WE
HAVE EVER HAD.
OUR VARIETY OF PIECE GOODS Is PROB
ABLY THE LARGEST IN WASHINGTON.
AND COMES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.
THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED
LARGE LINES FROM IRELAND, AS WELL
AS OUR USUAL STOCK OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH. AND GERMAN GOODS YEARS
AGO THE SCOTCH CHEvIoTs WERE THE
BEST RoUGH-FACED GOODS MADE. LATER
THE ENGLISH CHEvIOTS TOOK THE LEAD.
NOW THE IRISH COME TO THE FRONT IN
THE MANUFACTURES OF ~HoMEspuNs"
AND CHEvIOTS. AS THEY HAVE FOR
YEARsIN THE MANUFACTURE OF FREEZE.
THE VERY NEWEST THINGS IN THE
MARKET. AND THE FINEST. ARE IN OUR
STOCK SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM
GOOD. HEAVY, ALL-wOOL CAssIMEREs
AND CHEvIOTS AT s2O. ALL THE FINER
GRADES Up TO eco. OUR PRICES ARE
FROM 20 TO 33,I PER CENT BELOW THE
MERCHANT TAILORs
E B. BARNUM CO.
olS e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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amu,euaents To.nirbr.

Amusensents Tonight.
NArloSAl---WarCie In "GaSton Cadol-"
ALBAU6HS.-.'CraZy Patch"
KERssS's--Reilly and Woods Combination.
MANASSAS PASoKAHA.-Day and evening.
HARKIs.-"PassiOns Slaye-
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rDE AWAKE.

WIDE AWAKE.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk finished,
price 12 yards for only 81.
BLANKETS, immense size, extra heavy, excellent
quality. only s4.5O.
FRENCH SERGE, in all the new shades: all pure
fine wool wide double width, in Brown, Blue
Bronze, Green Garnet and Black These elegant dress
goods are really worth &c. Our reduced price Sc
Eight yards makes . dress and costs only 49,
COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, 75c
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS all pure wool
wide double width. real value Soc, reduced to 81 NC
BLANKETS. slightly soiled, %. 1925. and s2.5O
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS. all pure wool.
wide double width, worth Soc, reduced to nc.
soc. o''' No. "'"e o0o0ie "'o'n' % S'S'
BLACK SILKS, good quality 75c. 81.
for S2.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 7bc, IL.
Twelve yards Of Beautiful DRESS GOODS for ell
HEAVY GREY DOUBLE BLANKETS, 81
Cash Customers who buy IS worth of Dry Goods,
receive pair OF handsome Damask Towels, worth n
Cash Customers, who buy $40 worth of Dry Goods.
receive handsome Bridal Quilt. worth also
C A II T r g.
Obj I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7thst
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Sales Of Real Estate.

VIM. II. Harrison has bought for So, 600 Of s. H.
Walker part lot IL, square SI5 16h feet by 50
feet inches known as No. 122 18th street north
jackson, lot square lab So by 1876 feet Il inches.
on street, between 18th and 18th streets north
east.
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err ERE I. + 4. f sssss
+ ILL ( Il ssss
ERR 90 Y y "A I
RRR Q o w "A L
{ Z Voo0 7 ~ ILL
"a LSNER. Prop)
OLD 1ll7. iils p. ave-
NEVER W1sH Fon War You

NEVER W1sH FoR WHAr You
OBTAIN AND NEVER BELIEVE IN IMPOSSIBLE.
TIES Is THE SAYING OF AN ANCIENT SAGE.
WE OBSERVE THE TRUE MEANING OF THE
ABOVE SENTIMENTS. AND NEVER WISH TO
OBTAIN REGULAR PRICES FOR OUR REMNANTS
AND ODDS AND ENDS. BECAUSE We ARE
FULLY CONVINCED THAT IT Is MPossIBLK
TO EFFECT SALE BY 80 DOING.
WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING
GREAT BARGAINS
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
lot Of Fine French Cretonps. the most beautiful
desings IN the market At zoe. per I'D
Regular Value 35c.
An immense quantity Of Odds and Ends In LADIES'
and Gents White and Red Merino Underwear ct re-
mArkably low figures.
Several Cases of Furniture Print RemnantA Lengths
from 70 10 yda, at Sc. per I'd.
Generally sold At SC.
full line Of Gents Cardigan Jackets, in ali the
different qualities and colors at less than STANDARD
Value with additional discount of 10 per cent for
Thursday and Friday.
1t will be of great value to the Public to know that
we have placed Third Floor full line Of mir
different styles and Sizes Ut modeste prices and
discount Of 10 per cent on our
REMNANT SALE DAYS ONLY
About IS pieces Of Volunteer Cloth, an excellent
Manufacture beautiful designs. % inches wide much
heavier than the best print, only Sc. per I'd
Sold anywhere ut lOc.
A Lot Of nottingham Curtain Lace and Fancy Scrtm
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The Equitable c. u. Association.

INCREASE OF BUSINESS AND NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
In report made by the secretary, Mr.. Jno Joy
Edison, II is shown that In the tenth and eleventh
issues OF the above association there were $500
shares issued In each; that In the twelfth Novem-
Der, 1so6, there were . 1903 shares and the thir.
teenth, May, 1887. 316S shares; the highest
number put out since the Organization
OF the association. The receipts for the twelve
months ending october ID 1857. were sos, Pr 30
year. This Increase OF business Is an evidence OF
prosperity and Indicates that the shareholders are
practically realizing the advantages and dement's
that are claimed for this association. The four
tenth issue Is now open for subscript Ons. The
shares are $50 per month. once, Equitable
Building, zoos street northwest.
Is THERE AN ANARCHIST CHAPTER IN THIS CrrY,-
A telegram from Chicago last night says: "The
Sice-President Kendall presiding, are In session
The trustees reported the establishment OF new
chapter at Washington.
The BASE BALL PLAysRs-The Detrolts by nut
ting in their good hits where they would do the
most good, defeated the St Louis nine In
although St. LOUIS played a iine e game. me 1;
game between the WashingtonS and the Mon
unentals In this city yesterday was called at the
emo on the seventh inning, when the score stood IL
10 In favor Of the washingtons At Cleveland,
yesterday. the Pittsburgs won q game from the
eieveiands by score OF 8 toe
UNITY LODGE OF GOOD TExrLARs.-A refined and
appreciatiVe assembly nlled Melrord Hall. corner
cth ana streets northeast, last evening In az.
Tendance upon an open meeting held by Unity
LoNge. amer the opening OF the meetiag with
PRAYER ana song short address OF welcome was
osnveieo " III. I. j. Maupiu. the Chief TempiaI
9. tne lodge, and under whose direction the au-
oience was entertained with an address upon
Sooa Ienpiafy by Mr.. A kastrom, vocal solo
" MIS- stanford, reading By Mrx Chapel, avocaI
uuett Dy Mr. and Mra A II. Frear. q recitation BY
MIS- Smma Bishop vocal solo by Misc Storm,
Miss Lulu Cole, q reading by Mr. c, r. NcDoWcli
vocal 500 oy Miss Kate Shomo, and recitation
~ Miss storm, closing with an address BY Rev
~. eymour The meeting resulted In several apl
pneations being made 70 the lodge for member.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The o. hours commencing at p.
Eor rhe District OF Columbia Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, warmer, rain, fresh to brisk
nJr:hsasterIy winds becoming southeasteriy, high
Ihs coast
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RY ROBERT vosE & CO.
II Real Estate Agents, 300 It, sa
TWO NEW PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSES By

1"V NEW FhESSED-BKlCk FRONT HOUSES BIZ
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY SEW
ENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK T; These houses are + Nh
located on 11th st. Sc South Carolina ave. :J
ana contain seven rooms each, with bath have all the
modern improvements, and CRATES in each dining
wen built neatly finished, and should commsnd the
attention OF any one seeking . pleasant home. The
SIhe lots have frontsee Of "a feet inches and .
each house at sale. Terms very easy.
o20-ot ROBERT VOSE, Auctioneer
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one DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS wiz buy a ine
black or brown dprpy, either Dunlap or Iouman
beck at Francs the one price halter, cor. 7th and
Ia
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THOSE MARBLE-ToP Solid Walnut suits are now
open You know the price, $3.50, makes them
sell very fast; so don't delay. W. H. HoEKE,
sol Market space.
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OUK EXPERIEScE OF twenty-five years entities US
TO speak with Intelligence and authority on the
clothing subject EIsernan Bros. manufacturers,
cor. IN and T. See those e Children's Suits
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At Harrisburg, Pa. Philadelphia detective has
arrested Arthur Mitchell on suspicion OF being the
murderer OF Policeman johnson.
Fire at Oelwefn Iowa, Tuesday night, destroyed
fourteen buildings, wipfng out the business part OF
the town.
At New York W. NJ. Walker, importer Of dress
goods, has failed. Liabilities, 5000; assets,
S10O.00O
registry books In Baltimore.
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VSAsATED SUCCESS OF the largest sale OF Fan
Oyercoats on record EiScman Bros, manufac-
tureTs, cor. 9Th and Z. See the $40 Fall Oyercoar
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CITY ITEMS.

Henry Clay Cigars (domestac), 30 In box: one box
lor soc. n. p. NKfzGKR
Az 7rh N n -
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OUR SEIsHBoRs wonder at our success. Else
n IA BIO-., manufacturers, cor. 9TH and See the
y 60. yCung mans suit.
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FrssErL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo

We HAVE JUST OPENED another lot OF those
Antique Oak suits at seJ.9.. Come soon
". IL. HOEKE SOL Market Space.
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SEE House & Herrmann's ad. on cd page
FINE roHTsAr1s. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa

PROVERBS are popular, but not more than IS
suits and s. Pants 20 order. Eiseman Bros, manu-
LECTURERS Ger. 9TH and K.
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Great reduction in Patent Medicines tor cash
az Criswells Drug Store, Cor. 1lth and + sts.,
north side A
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints lOc. per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
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The Mormon Church Suits.
ARGUMENTS ON THE QUESTION OF APPOINTMENT or
RECEIVER.

When the church cases were called in the
Supreme Court in Salt Lake City Tuesday morning
Col. Broadhead asked that the demurrer be argued
first. United states Attorney HobsOn insisted that
the question OF the appointment OF a receiver
should first be disposed of. He claimed that the
issues were grave ones, and that delay would work
injury to the plaintiffs rights unless receiver was
appointed pending the nal settlement of the ill.,
cation. Senator Mcdonald insisted that the
defendant had legal right to have the demurrer
acted on before the motion for the appointment
OF receiver was argued The court decided that
the motion to appoint q receiver should be heard
first. Mr.. HObsOn then asked that the hearing on
the demurrer be postponed until Solicitor-Ieneral
jerks could reach Salt Lake City, and the court
fixed Thursday, agreeing to postpone the hearing
then II jerks had not arrived. Attorneys for the
defense then asked for an adjournment till morning
to give opposing counsel time to consult and II
possible, agree on a statement o. facts in order
that the motion for the appointment Of a receiver,
which then comes up, may be argued without the
necessity Of taking Of testimony. This motion was
granted.
Argument for the appointment Of receiver was
begun yesterday. The facts agreed on show that
John Taylor conveyed to the different state pres-
denotes property valued at $26, S9S, 239 and that
all the church has remaining is the Temple block,
valued at $50. 600; the Tithng block, $50 OOO and
Amelia Palace. k5OOOO
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Le u. Hopkins, Penna ave-, has weather
strips fos doors and windows; keeps out cold, dust
and rain. Self-lighting tubular lanterns.
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sEr House & Hcrrraann's ad. on I'd page.

CONSTITUTION may be cured II treated early wit
Blkers Cod Liver OH and Malt.
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SERIOUSLY SPEAKING.

We THINK Ne onsr superior advantages 10 exclusive
clothing stores and for these rrasous: Frs We can
se 1t small profits because the expenses OF our depart
ment on the second noor less than the renting Of
building exclusively for clothing Second we pay cash
Tor our purchases snd are not only enabled buy Of
the same manufacturers o. supply the FIRST class ex.
elusive clothing houses but generally buy CHEAPER
Third we don't keep large quantities of any one style
By seeptns many styles and few Of each we can offer
you exclusive stylss.
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The Courss.

EQUrrY CoURT-Judge Nerrick
To-day, Hanna agt. Long; reference TO auditor
In r.. C. h. Orme Qunatic); do. Kuhn agt Franke:
w. Clarence Duvall appointed receiver. Duncan.
thorized to sell
POLICE CoURr-J,ige Shell
To-day, Jno. H. Brooks. colored, dfsorderly con-
duct; s. or 10 days. David P. Moore indecent eY-
posture; IS or Is days
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'sRoyal Glue, mends China, Glass

PHILIPPE Digessible Cocoon created much
interest at International Medical Congress- 60
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Try our celebrated brands OF liquors opera
Bouquet, Saboroso. Little Captain and Los Braves,
the best cigars to be had for the money.
n. =. METz0ER
All 9TH at
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hempier, ave-, cor. AZ.
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FILL LINE or CAKPErs now on display at ". II.
Hoekes carpet and furniture wareroomS-
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SENT TO THE WoRKBoUsE FOR TWENTY DAYS
benjamin GaSk1ns, young colored man, pretty
Wen known 10 the police was arrested yesterday
by Of1cer Riley, and charged with being dsorderly
HIS onense was exposing his person upon the
street, but as that misdemeanor Is not punishable
by law In this place. the charge OF disorderly con-
dvct was placed against him. In the Police Court
this morning Gasklns was charged with vagrancy.
and was sent down for twenty days in Default OF
bonds
CANAL BOAT CAPrAIN AssAULTKp-Thomas p
Thrasher, canal b0atman from Seneca, Nd. left
his boat last evening and went to the house OF a
negro on 1917 street While there he was struck
In the eye with a brick by q colored man named
Columbus Kendall Kendall was arrested by Of
ncer Heller, aud Judge Smell this morning lined
him SO or 80 days for the assault
STREET IMPROVEMENT. - The grading of Road
street, between 31st and 32d Streets has been be-
gun.
TKMPKRArURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at :
a m--Great Falls, temperature, co. condition, 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 62; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south copnec-
ton, 49, distributing reservoir, temperature, 81;
condition at innuent te-house, 50; condition at
ef1uent gate-houSe, 80 High tide IN the river to-
day at 10:y25 q. M; low tide at 5:O7 o, m
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Use the invtncibIe Minnesota Patent Process
Flour and you Will always have good bread. De-
pot, AT 9TH st. NV NJ. & p. MxrzGKR.
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yohnsOn,s Oyster Sal0ons,
AZ and ~ 9Th St NV, cor. OF 4
Daily arrivals OF all the choice grades OF oysters
Lynn Haven Bays half shell Select Steamed,
StewA &C. Every delicacy In season &C this Ia
nous resort. LADIES' Saloon Srst door. 4
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DICE fvkSirrRZ AT ArcTioS.-There viii be
49, t-morrow, al residence, 10 18th street, By
Ih.inas DoSlbz, anetioneer q very superior col
teuon OF household Effects Parties furnishing
"a sa oe OF hand. As the articles are represented